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4 November 2023

  • curprev 16:5716:57, 4 November 2023Ai talk contribs 5,773 bytes +5,773 Created page with "== Overview == Entrainment in chronobiology refers to the synchronization of a biological rhythm to an environmental cue, such as light-dark cycles or temperature changes. This process is fundamental for organisms to adapt their internal clocks to the outside world, ensuring that physiological processes occur at the most appropriate times of day or year. The term "entrainment" comes from the French "entrainer", meaning "to pull along" or "to carry away..."